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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-20
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POlla,as-best grade.... .. - $500 $500
End. grade 49,. 80. 49, $50 200
. Charges for JUGS IL GAL, Zoe; other Sizes 15c per geas
which must he added to III making Remittances
On account of above CUTS in prices report has been in c
aton that have already closed ouy attention such r
ors for will give weeks notice IN THIS PAPER OetoIs
leaving and if should close in ONE LOT will pay difference
price myself and fill all orders CUT prces until such notice
given for week FRANK BETMUNE.
DAWSON, GA, Feb'ry. s, 1887. tt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

ninhE.
| ms Msrufn arrived hsrs Al riga
Saturday night
/ Two tranpa. Me0ss and Emannel
essAped from tbs ehasn gang YESTERDAY
moKnfna.
The steamer PoEftkotskT came 70 thil
eltg fron klskeiy yesterday, for load
Of supplies.
Bells Hotel, il North Seattle, b to b
furnished aud csndactsd ns 3 summel
boarding house.
Chzxies SMITH al en2loye os Ste son
& Pest miII vas pretty badly hurt vhiIa
o7as1ing Hasa SATURDAY. eVeaine. h
9TH be confined % bis home for several
days.
Yesterday afternoon the steamer
Daisy aonk on Q load Of khirty tons OF
general cargo for Capt. j. q. PAxkeF, of
olympia She left for the Capital City
absuf O'Clock.
The bark TemplaF is ever das- She
has been ont from San Francisco Is
| dsys, and Should h4vs been here two
weeks ago. II fact vessels saiiin2 with
the Templar made the run Up the enasl
in SIX and seven days. u is feared s1e
gas caught IN = storm and lost.
The steamer Edith rsnained in Port
all day yesterday having sums work
done CT her. The City Of Qaincy went
10 Tacoma during The afternoon and
bFoaght the mail % Seattle last night
Passengers and m4ila Were transferred
70 the Edith, and she continued the
v0yage from this place.
The aaBaai uni0n meetings Of the
Western Washington Bible Society we're
held on Sabbath evening in 10 Method
ist and Presbyt Ran Churches Both
houses were flied and q collection vas
taken amounting n all 70 SIS 30. At tue
annual business meeting on the 4sh, DIR.
K Willard was elsated President X.
II. Denny, Treasurer; W. II. Reeves.
Corresponding Secretary, and W. p.
Stanley, Depositsrs.
Mr.. n. Levy, who vas in San FranGiseo
at the time Of the blowing up Of the
schooner Parallel, and who visited the
scene tee morning after the explosion
ana gathered np number Of fragments
Of thu wreck, brought bis collections to
this city and takes pleasure IN showing
them 10 callers AZ bic store. He has q
INV VI nA~4At-A AA0AA4 AA~C AttA& AA0A rN8
and piece OF ths schoOneFs mast, ell
shattered into ribbons, and q small
piece Of wood from her upper house.
Ex-Governor Ferry states that tbs
charge Of forgery against his client Par
ker, Who 10 now in the county jail, is
liable 60 be settled. ParkeF's friends in
New York are trying to settle the matter
and IL will be settled or come TO an issue
within a week. Parker said to Posr-
INTELLIGENCE reporter yesterday that
be does not want to go back to New
York, and has agreed 70 par bis attorney
$1,000 il be keeps hinI from being taken
back. He says he cannot spare the time
10 90 East this spring.
The shoot for the Smith diamond
trophy will take place at tbs race track
today. Vim. Robertson has held it nov
for more thaa four months and il he
defeats all the members of the ciab Who
wish TO shoot With him during the
next two months be will own the beau
tiful medal, as the rules require that
q member OF the Seattle Rod and
Gun Club skan hold the trophy for six
successive months before IL becomes his
indiv dual property. Will Mcdonald
il the one whe contests with Nj. Rob
ertson today.
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n A. Cain. Jas. %. Haff. u Madison
d. OfBrisn, q Waite River. d. Priss, 8
Eashsn. Jss. Maxwell and wife. q
Cedar Rive, y. q. emifh. 81 Portland
O. Hanks ard J. ". Damott. Of HoaQh.
ten, n. Franklin, Of Taooma. Geo. 81
Gsilsnsan, Of Stuck, and Jna. T. Black
barn. w. L. Lsndsiey aud L. Bauwmy
Of fashaa. ara a. tie New Eazland.
A. A. whitney ana wife. and A. D.
Chariston, Of Portland. 4. L. Thorne,
% kenton. J. =. Hart, Of Tacoma, Perry
hayne. Of Sq1ak. J. II. Mas. ns Kitsap
aouaty. J. Henasssy and Rnharl Mo-
Doaaugs. Of San krancis6o, B. Cxoss0n.
Of Lake WashinRtoa. walter and Will
an ). ksyee, Of Mnckilieo. and the
meubers Of the Thompson Opera Con-
panJ are a. the Occidental.
h. @. P0ntwag, Of Slaughter. J. L.
Mcdonald, Cedar River, CAss. Prince
and wife, ficforia. Jas. CoEnssock. Of
Madison, o. II. Van D0ren, Of White
River, I. p. Woodland, j. Gale. Of Ia
coma, W. b. Rodsr. Of San Francisco.
H. smith, Green River, Andrew Ker.
shaw, fuiaiip. J. E MsDonAld and A.
J01Hs. Cedar River. w. II. T4lbotf, az
tuialip, E n Freckatt and wife. Of
Port Gambie and Wm. WaIlaos, Of
Walla Walla. are Al the Arlington.
Ira A. Town, and w. d. InIoek, Of
1acnmA, j. +. Jones, Of Black Diamond,
I. Gard and wife. Of Blaksley. "A. HI.
ConneSs, Of Slaughter. dos. BEannan, Of
white River, W. b. Rothschild, OF San
Francisco. Mrs. MeKennon, Of Cedar
Mountain. J. L. Jancke, Of Fall City,
n Z. Wilson, Of Whatcom, I. II. o.
bften. OF VictOria, Alex, 8. Hughes, Of
slaughter, b. W. Highly and Geo. II.
Fuller. Of Squsk, w. O. Gibbs. O. y.
Stewart and e. II. Williams. Of Payal-
lup, .. o. Price. of San Francisco, Hen
y ouyle. and d. 4. Jones. Of Osceola.
CSC. W. Shaw, Of Toit. James Rice, OF
stanWos3. and William +. JoFdOn, Of
Green River, are at the Brunswick.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

II. l.. Yesler 10 Isaac LAnnine, lot 3
block ). town Of YsairF. 500.
:. W. Wiser and wife ~ Perry BAyne
one acre in the ne I. SO y, 70 "a. nr6s
$500
William II. SarbsR 10 Frank ERan
lots 7 and s, block 5, Robinson's sdti
ton. 500.
d. 1. Dsnnv and wife 10 Julia A. King
lot 10. block 81. d. 7. Denny's Para ad
ditioB, 500.
king Cssnty - @. 4 p. s. 4. K. 90.
right Of way 100 feet vide through th'
Coanty Farm, BIO
Caas Waters 10 Helen A. VandeFh0s
LOT &. SomsFville, $SSo.
D +. Denny 90 Barbara L Wander
l0s s black 50. D. I. Denny's PARA ID
diticn. $3.50.
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Regular correspondence PosT-IETKL
LI0xScKR

Regular correspondence PosT-INTKL
LI0EscKR
A number Of young gentlemen hsvl
ornanizsd a Minstrel Club and vii
doubtless appear before the footiigkt:
in tns near future.
Hastings Ice pond has been vel
patron'zsd the past week By the lover
OF skating. 40 uausu Ally large crowd
gashsred there Sunday and much spori
Vas enjoyed.
Il. ID. Attridea Of Port Ludlow and
Miss lola Jackson OF Hoods canal wers
registered at the Central yesterday.
The severe cold that has been expert
enced for several days Is gradually Civ
/ inc way 20 warm 6 nshfne.
The water main that furnishes Por
Discovery mills with water. was fFozel
salid and uecessifAted the suspension
OF work there wednesday. The nail
will be ia running order today.
The Dramstir Club rrodaoed "Undel
the Gaslieht" to large audience SAtuf
day EVENING and wers cell received.
Tbs framework Of the Rsd Mems Hal
IL completed
The Australian bark Yicoya. Iambe
laden, from Port Gamble, . AelbOurns
will 20 20 ses 10 dsy.
TIE ship Boaan<a, from AsioooFne
Is due.
The tug MoRul left yesterday morn
/ toR for utsalady - toe boom Of iog
10 Discovery mills
/ Captain DeLion made = brief Wilt a
the sound Saturday ntght and retarneS
yesterday morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08
FRoM PEEsTDENT HAMS.

NEw YORK, January 3, 1887.
J. ". Lesets. Spsciai CdmBitfes, Cham
Der Of Commerce, Seaffle-DEAR Sra:
have your letter Of December 231 ex
pressing the satisfaction that is felt by
ysur body at the prospect Of the com
pletion Of this road IN the near future
across the Cascade range 70 it's Western
terminus, by which a Greet through
sonneetion will be given 10 the people
OF Puget Sound Sith tue grain fields and
stock ranges Of So0thern Washington.
As 20 facilities and connections and
rates, cannot say more at present than
that II will be our policy TO secure the
business Of Seattle and all other points
on the ) und 70 the fullest extent that
IL practicable, and to discriminate
against none. Ia view OF the pending
Inter state CommeTee Bill. you will ap.
pfeoiste that | cannot sell be more
definite than this at this tins. Yours
truly. RoBERT HkRRTs, Pres.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

NEW YORK, Jan. Sch, 1881.
J. r. Lslcis, Esq Chairman COMMITTEE
or Railroads and Transportation, Seattle
Chamber Of Conmeres Sir: have
yours Of tue sd ult., asking What faoil.
tiles We are disposed to afford you for
transportation Of freight and passen
gers bst geen Seattle and Eastern Wash
iDRtOn. This question might be more
readily answered BY abe Northern Paei-
no htilroad Company. We have on
different occasions. endsavored to estab-
llsh q tAF0ugh line between Seattle and
the East, Wis the Pacific Division OF the
Northern Pacific R4ilr ,ad, and our
Efforts IN this direction have resuIted in
such a. arranRemsnt Of The time card
"a the connecting point With the North
ern Paciao kaiirOad. as 10 practically
render our road useless. Until We could
have same assurance that freight and
passengers delivered BY our line 10 the
Northern Pacific Railroad would re
ceive the proper attention and be for
warded with the same dispatch that
their own passengers and freight re-
oeive, il would 5e useless for us to
think Of extending cur line 10 differ
ent connecting point. / should, hswev
er, be glad 20 receive any snRRs s,ions
from the people Of Seattle, as TO what
they have IN mind a. far as We are osn-
earned, with reference to these ques-
tions. YoErs truly,
ELIJAH SMITH, Prss't.
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% Sunday morning news was brought
n town Of the dFewniDg. on Saturday
night, Of Andrew Hansen. The north
arm Of Lake Union, popularity known
as the Portage became frozen over
last week 20 Sufficient extent 30 allow
skating. Among those who improved
this opportunity TO enjoy the rare sport
were number Of employees on the Wash
ingtou improvement Comp tny's canal,
nov being built between Lake Union
and Lake Washington. On SATURDAY
afternoon two OF these employes. the
Hansen brothers, accompanied by a
young man named Jim BroVnfeld, who
lives 10 that neighb0rh0Od. came - town
% procur skates. Taey we're returning
to Canal Camp about II O'Clock and
when about half way across tue portage
George and Andrew Haosen fell through
the Ice. Andrew could not swim. bat
George, vhs WAS more fortunate ia that
respect, grabbed bis brother about the
waist and endeavored 60 b Id him above
the water until help should CONS from
the shore. Andrew seem q to have been
stunned by the first plunge 10 the cold
water, because he continued TO struggle
aNN hAaAAN atiktsa Afout MS Dtoturl 3
grasp and sauk 60 the bottom. George
chung 90 the breaking ice until reseued
by the help Of jim Bfewutisl1, who had
rus to the shore aud returned With long
pole, By which George wss helped from
the vateF. he suffered intensely from
she cold, as be was compelled TO 90 some
distance before he csuld get change Of
dFy and werm clothing.
On Sunday morning the entire camp
instituted a So rsh for the body Of the
unfortunate young man. which they
soon found. Tue water Vas thirteen
feet deep where the body vas found.
Aadssw Hansen was 10 years Of age
aud a native ot Denmark. The funeral
took place from Snorey's undressing
rooms yesterday forenoon, aud u was
attended by nearly all of Contractor Bot
belts crew. with whom tn young mas
had been working for some time.
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A9A1 u LAAANEa o. L1NsfEEcR.
ekAxTEaE, W. i. Dec. q. f8sf /
hes. kiltsh nmifh, Presidsns D. 4 4
q. y. 60. aad Q. 4. Co.--Sfv. TIE see
cal CoEEmitiee on Railroads ana iran.
portation e dirsotsd By the Cbamber q
s1onit % the nanaRsasent % Foar road
tne question Of crnneGfinn and trsus.
p0Etstion With and By your rad with
The assured early compilation sf shs
y. 2. x Il. across ths Cascade Nom
tains VIII within 3 few moths plac.
our city II c0nneetioa vita the railroad
system Of TIE Kssf, By sid OF YouF road
fsFminsting here.
Oar people are anxi0us 20 know TIE
pur9ose ard Intention Of your rnauaae.
msnt n 50 far az it Is proper for Won 70
disclose the same, Is 20 the fsoiiifiea
goo ere disposed 10 afford a. for trans
poEtafion Of freiRha and passengers ~
well for through EKs flo as With Esseern
Washington. and whefhsr your CON
pantes viii join with the n. P. R.R. 90.
10 sueh arrangeEpent - will secure 20
our city the same rates a. are Afforded
70 other cities on Paget SQUAD. Oar
BUSINESS men are ready 90 increase
warehouse facilities suiii si-nt 20 accom-
modate tbs Increased bnsiness which We
hops 70 secure bv aid Of yoaf roads.
Very respectfully,
J. 4. LEWIS, Chairman COMMITTEES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08
ON FLArrERT ROCKS.
The American Bark Austria Is Blown
en- n Reef and Becomes
Total Loss.

TOTAL Loss.
When the steamship Mexico arrived
here one week ago she reported sighting
vessel stranded en- what are known az
Flattery rocks, a dangerous reef making
out into the ocean q long distance,
about fourteen miles ssuth of Cape
Flattery. The first announcement of
this intelligence was published in the
Posr -ISTELLIaEscER, but ewing to the
telegraph lines being down We were IN
able to fnd out the name Of the vessel
or any further particulars concerning
the accident. As the bark remplar was
long overdue, it was generally supposed
that she was the ili-fAted vessel; but
subsequent facts demonstrated tails sup
position to be erroneous. Our Port
Townsend correspondent sheds the fol-
lowing light On the subject:
Captain George L. DeLano, of the
American bark Austria, which left San
Francisco on January 2lst in ballast for
Tacoma, arrived on board the steamer
Dlspatah frcm Naah Bay at O'Clock
Sunday evening. He reports that his
vessel was wrecked on FlRtteTy Rocks
during a heavy westerly gale on Sunday
morning, January 30th, at J o'clock, and
that the vessel had become a total loss.
The crew stripped the vessel and took
ashore almost all the movable property
about the bark. Tue vessel rename /
IN an upright position, with three large
holes stove In her bottom and the tide
ebbing snd flowing through her at will.
rae espiain states that the waves ran
mountain high, and that for miles up
aud down the coast there was one solid
mass of breakers, which looked to be
one hundred feet high. The steamship
Mexico pissed by on Monday, and,
although siRnslled, she paid no atten
ton 10 the wrecked vessel, and neither
hoisted signals nor altered her course
ia the least. The eaptain looks verg
much broken up after his terrible ex
peFience and from the effects OF the in
tenss cold weather which has prevailed
since bis vessel was stranded. TIE yes
sell went on the rocks OF Ozstt. The
bark has been stripped and the crew are
staying by tbs wrsokage, vhieh has
bsen landed at o. IT"
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CHAN THE STDEwALKs.-Ths chain
gang should be put st work ct once re
moving the earth from uptown side
walks. As result Of the late cold spell
and the succeeding thaW, az immense
quantity of earth has fallen from the
banks alongside upon the walks below,
partially covering them for hundreds Of
yards and entiFels covering them for
lesser distances. This earth should be
taken eli immediately, as il seriously
inteFseres with the use Of the walks,
and With the ooninR Of heavy rains
viil rends 7 them too filthy for any use
uhasever.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

are earnestly anxions % knou. A A
eaflg daY, uhat. lfany. facElisiss 81 con-
lessAon vita p2har Eo9da tnFrui naffna
nersF you design % give O. Ard are
sillioz g give us fer throznt sad locsI
LtelRnt aad passenger tfafss: Ard
Anetaer you desiRa. IL 90 far as vour
hoao = cDncexneds % make tie ssne
rstes . our Clsg, as 10 ot1er points On
fa9ss ogandf-Ner respectfully.
S.k. LEWIS, Chairman Commifsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

Pms. Ca Sunday morning about
four o'clock smoke vas seen issaisR
from a shsnty IN the eenier Of ihs block
boauded BY Mil. Washington. South
Sscooa and Soash Third streets. oe-
caujeS hy az old mAn. general alarm
was sounded. add the hose companies
we're cot IN shert order. Tee nAmes
uSrs exfiuxaishsd bot aot ansll they
had esusunsd The bedding, provisions.
and ether eaafsnts Of the esein-
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rue TRAVELLERS ALWAYS AuEAD

TiCo Thousand Dollars paid for aoci.
dental. injuries during the past year
through the Seattle Agency. No con
Tested claims. Always prompt paEBasnts
Their life policy is the simplest aud besl
form Of life insurance in the world. You
know exactly what you will get, and
what il will cost. No estimated future
divideHds promised to mislead and dis.
appoint you. Tue dividends are de.
Quoted from your premiums as you pay
them, thus reducing she amount to The
lowest rates consistent with safety. Be
fore you insrre call on TAYLOR d BUNS
agents for Seattle, and examine the new
plan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

"RoRKRr MAcAfRK "A small audi
enos greeted the Thampsoa Opera Con
pAny IN Robert MseAire," AZ Frys's
Opera House last evening, ana Is bad
erowa considerably smaller before she
curtain vent down on the last act. lhe
opeFa - nat without merit, bus u Sas
wretcbedly presented. The nrss al vas
iutoieFable. aud tie other two, thoaeh
improvements ever The nrsi- Weee far
fsam good. NJ !. \. Marry has mag
d hceas Voice and Miss LAafa Clements
also hss 4 very sweet vatsc- Ane paanis'
vas excsllenI QtherSise tae IonpAny
vas wish1u. meriL Il e little wondef
that i Artst ed for = eos niRat sop
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

iNsAEE.-Sunday evening the police
officers arrested man BY the name Of
Neil Livseney, on 9 charge Of insanity,
aud turned him over TO Shsrif MoGraw.
Yesterday be vas taken 10 the Probate
Court for trial, bat as he demanded an
attorney. and the lawyers we're all busy
at the Court house, be was sent 10 jail
again until today.
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rue CORRECT RIRELR.

Mrs. \ -, of Second street. this city
says that her experience is that in wash
ing cold water never removes all the
dirt from clothing, aud 20 throw them
into scalding water the dirt is cooked
in. Before discovering this. my cloth
ing had q yellovisk color, hut now, a
yoH see, (and pointing out TO our rep0r.
ter line full of clothes washed beauti-
fully white and clean) my weeks wash
is 5leached ont elegantly by using the
Western Queen Savon and WARN
water, and u emily took me two hours.
think everyone should patronize a
home industry, particularly when they
male suoh elegant soap as this" fe2 c
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RKrrvAL MEETINGS Fail houses
CRESTED ahe p4stas Of he Bagtiss Church
naEning and sveainR Of Ssndsy iAst.
F5ftsen persons rscsived the band Of fel
Iowship-the dnsl sal 81 meubersbip--
a sns result Of tsSs month'a iaborA- l8e
wxenFnR meetings wiM be continued
Tnpzaey, wednesday. fharsdsy and
Friday At this Week, b ukish Al are
eora .ally insiiH4
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Dun OF CoSsUxPrtoS--Ar. X -
born rscsivea t@iexran Annoan1sne
she death Of bis hrathss James W. o.
borp. Yesterday - NaPa CalifofriA
re 4 -sass.-d. accompanied By us utfe
ena f9a chIiarer wrai % C4llfcrnla
fron SEATTLE, Ab0ai a year nxo. tor TIE
hanwsit q ala health. beinz traaaled
with RI lnnra, hat ha failed 10 Fsealvs
- aessrsa rsfiaf. and death oaaae 70 -.
ilrv. - 'frn,n 4 : q sFinGs. De leaves
! wits and ihree yoang chtldFea.
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D FRENnKNr 49,
; p 0I CnlnnFa or CoaNEsca.

80 ~ ~ e
ssATILH, ", T., Dec. 9ti., ISS6 (
A Asasrf Norris. Prsssisss n. p.
!. s y. sir Toe Special Commits &c
-. ssafoads arc Transportation q d.
- BY The Uhambcr. 20
-" 70 the Nan cement Of yoaF
- We "a, stiou Of connection and
~, sassei taiian viii aud oy your Road
81 NeE With much s4tiafaction
= shs near fasare your Raaa will
hssasd scross the Cascade Ranee
- Western IsFntnas thsrbv eon.
rae'Ss souBa sith Lake SapeFi-
- TAI and piaclng Tue paris %
A.. SeNad IN eonnession With the
ia system 81 the east.
-, y PIE Of Seattle feel A rrest in
49,. = yeaf h 81, DOT 0uly heexuse Of
49, s..o eennScgIau u Will give totbs
-. y Reset Soand. pai also from
-, e the elese cannection which
49, y Rivcu thea theroby with tbe
s.'elas And stock ranges IL 4 stern
ktoa, tae basiness nee o. oui
e,s - y Be nasb bsashttea BY ths
- sss.'oe. witch may Dc sfforaee
49,. = AID Of yOas Road ana lie eo1
- una that the Great snd and par.
49, year ksed Is 20 pscnsae "a,
49, and welfare, asd there
49, 10 ia stockhoidsrA ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-08

xh4 sEnA and aAItese4 Should nuE fzA - maN en-
hlm. Yha nsalnF haa Waited fhn hespifMln n
NgEspa 40 e1s4ined . 1Fant daaa e. Nalnah1a
inlarnali1A Nkseh y y competea1 d Impagl
= thcs9 b uoef e AIz a1rgi1als M Doctor
euras Hhels ofhsEB fall. Try hlm. d. en-
Boz Vii m1ke - chnrne unIe8 - s1tGn .
ezra H1Esens eERnf nfhemo. Gail or VITA
Al cpmlnmMirali1nas strictly pHalealAMis Send
ksus On .. " 01nn0N, Be1 Haz1, n1n Esaas
et1o1. O. Nenttss Fua1-1EzE1EnnNHcE4
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION Q
earning the y. 9. Nall.
Tacoma, Seattle & PsH Townsend Roals

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tAnderson or Edithln
VIII run daily between Tacoma and P0rt
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upgn arrlvalos
train. Seattle af 10 .. m. and touching e
Port Madison, Port Gambia Port Ludlow
and Port Townsend Returning leave
Port Townsend every day tsxcaps Aumdnyl
e. o'clock y. ms and Seattle 20 10 ,. N
SEATTlE-WHATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer W X MRRWHN VII
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday an
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calling "a Mnkiltoo, Tulnllp. Cuupavilla
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SEATTlE-SkAcIT RIVER ROUTE
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